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Joker review: A masturbatory, self-consciously dark film constantly ripping off Taxi Driver

N. Tensen October 6, 2019

With an origin story for the most notorious villain in the Batman universe, Todd Phillips had an opportunity to make the Natural Born Killers of our time: a brilliant movie that unflinchingly shows just...

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Captain Marvel review: Larson’s a Supernova amongst an adequate Marvel movie

Team GAMBIT March 13, 2019

Marvel’s first female led superhero film has been a long time coming, but does Captain Marvel shine, or does it get bogged down in trying to retcon an ever expanding Marvel Cinematic Universe?...

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Phantom Thread – Review

T. Dawson January 20, 2018

Phantom Thread, Paul Thomas Anderson’s eighth film, is so far removed stylistically from his previous work that it’s hard to reconcile. It has none of the Altmanesque trappings of Magnolia or Boogie Nights, nor the epic sweep of There Will...

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Day Of The Dead: Bloodline – Review

J. Luis January 6, 2018

“Day Of The Dead: Bloodline” is an affront to George Romero’s legacy and is a film that should be avoided at all costs....

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The Last Jedi – Review

Team GAMBIT December 14, 2017

The wait is finally over as Star Wars: The Last Jedi is here! But does it live up to the huge expectations, or does pull a Jar-Jar on Star Wars fans....

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Rurouni Kenshin “The Legend Ends”

B. Simmons October 4, 2016

The Rurouni Kenshin Live Action Trilogy finishes up with The Legend Ends. While I guessed a bit wrong on a few things, I’m not upset by it. It does, after all, have some excellent...

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Attack on Titan: Part 1

B. Simmons October 1, 2015

Attack on Titan colon The Manga colon The Anime colon The (Live Action) Movie is sort of inconceivable to me. I just don’t understand the point of Attack on Titan: Part 1 having been...

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Movie Review: Life Itself

N. Tensen July 10, 2014

“For me the movies are like machines that generate empathy,” Roger Ebert once described the way cinema brings incredibly diverse types of people together to experience things outside of their own lives. Those are...